Hilaria Baldwin shares her morning juggling act with baby Eduardo after calling out body shamers

Hilaria Baldwin isn’t backing down amid backlash over her rumored appropriation of Spanish culture.The 36-year-old wellness guru recently came under fire on social media after a Twitter user exposed her alleged “decade-long grift where she impersonates a Spanish person.” Baldwin was born in Boston to parents David L. Thomas Jr. and Dr.

Hilaria Baldwinis opening up amid public scrutiny. In an interview with published on Wednesday, the 36-year-old entrepreneur and wife to Alec Baldwin speaks to her heritage following recent social media claims that she's exaggerated her connection to Spain. The controversy began after one Twitter user wrote about Hilaria's «decade long grift where she impersonates a Spanish person.» An Instagram user took it from there, sharing posts that called into question the mother of five's ethnic and cultural background, as well as her accent. «It’s very surreal.

Hilaria Baldwin — or should we say Hillary — just can’t seem to leave well enough alone.

HILARIA Baldwin has insisted she "forgot" the English word for cucumber in the resurfaced clip of her during a cooking segment. Alec Baldwin's wife addressed the now-viral moment amid accusations that she "faked" her Spanish heritage.

Hilaria Baldwin was born Hillary Hayward-Thomas and used to dance competitively under her birth name. If you don’t know, there has been a ton of controversy this week about her heritage after it was discovered she was actually born in Boston, Massachusetts, not Spain.

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Hilaria Baldwin is having her say amid the controversy surrounding her and her Spanish heritage.

The anonymous woman who first questioned Hilaria Baldwin's Spanish heritage is scared the yoga teacher's actor husband Alec Baldwin will "punch" her.

Hilaria Baldwin is speaking out after getting immense backlash for revealing that she was born in Boston, Mass., and not Spain as she had previously implied.  The 36-year-old yoga/wellness expert reacted to a tweet over the weekend, which said, "You have to admire Hilaria Baldwin’s commitment to her decade long grift where she impersonates a Spanish person." The tweet has since been deleted.  However, it sparked a firestorm of resurfaced clips and interviews where Hilaria, whose real name is Hillary Hayword-Thomas, seems to unequivocally say she’s from Spain and moved to the United States for college.

podcast Mom Brain uploaded in November, the yoga instructor addressed coming to America as she discussed Zara newborn knitwear as one of her ‘favourite things’ of the week.Hilaria – born Hillary Hayward-Thomas – said: ‘One of the things that I am obsessed with right now are Zara knits.

Hilaria Baldwin, the wife of Alec Baldwin, has been involved in a major controversy regarding her heritage, her accent, her real name, and more.

accused of faking her background — insisting it was everyone else’s fault for assuming she was Spanish.Alec Baldwin’s wife told The New York Times in an interview posted early Wednesday that she had always hidden her parent’s true background as bourgeois Bostonians purely in an innocent attempt to protect their privacy.And she claimed she was raised by a father with such “deep, deep, deep bonds” with the European nation that, “When we weren’t in Spain, we called it ‘we brought Spain into our home.’”The world then misrepresented her innocent pronouncement about “going home” to Spain, because they did not realize that “home is where my parents are going to be,” Baldwin claimed to the outlet.

Ireland Baldwin is grateful for her fans. The star recently stepped in to support her stepmother, Hilaria Baldwin, as fans debate the authenticity of her Spanish heritage, having accused her of faking an accent for years.

Alec Baldwin impersonated the accent of his wife, Hilaria Baldwin, and claimed, "My wife is from Spain," during an appearance on David Letterman's late-night talk show in 2013, according to an old clip that has surfaced online. Hilaria Baldwin's heritage has faced new scrutiny after she recently confirmed she was born in Massachusetts -- and not Spain, as she had previously claimed.

Alec Baldwin is continuing to stand by his wife Hilaria Baldwin, fighting off critics who claim she has been misrepresenting the extent of her Spanish heritage. The 62-year-old actor and Donald Trump impersonator shared a Mark Twain quote to his Instagram on Tuesday after the story surrounding Hilaria, 36, dominated news headlines a day prior.

Ireland Baldwin appeared to distance herself from her stepmother Hilaria Baldwin's heritage controversy as she issued an apology to those grappling with 'any kind of hurt' during these trying times.After defending her stepmother's alleged Spanish heritage multiple times on Instagram, Ireland clarified her initial comments and thanked those who corrected her after she inaccurately referred to Hilaria as being part of the Latinx community.Ireland, 25, appeared to distance herself from the scandal as she deferred all further commentary about the subject to her stepmother.'Like I mentioned yesterday, I do love my step mom very much. I think she's a strong, kind, and a caring human being.

Ireland Baldwin referenced the controversy surrounding her stepmother Hilaria and her accent in a lengthy Instagram post Tuesday.

The past is coming back with a BITE!

Ireland Baldwin is speaking out in support of her stepmother, Hilaria Baldwin, who was forced to clarify her heritage amid claims she's faked a Spanish accent for years. Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger's 25-year-old daughter reacted to the controversy in a lengthy Instagram post on Tuesday in which she discusses her own difficulty of growing up in the limelight and watching details of her family's personal struggles play out in the media.

moved from Spain to the US.Hilaria is listed by her real name, Hillary Hayward-Thomas, in the 2002 yearbook for The Cambridge School of Weston, which lists her among its “Hollywood names.”Her graduation in 2002 was a year before Baldwin has claimed to have moved to go to NYU when she was 19, which would have been 2003.Someone who posted some of the yearbook photos on Twitter insisted that Hillary — who admitted to her real roots in an online confessional Sunday — was “a basic white girl from Cambridge who was really into flamenco dancing.” One of the yearbook pics shows her onstage.“I’ve been waiting for this for years,” the former classmate reportedly told friends, according to the Twitter feed.The firestorm was sparked after a Twitter

Ireland Baldwin has written a lengthy note to her followers explaining a few things amid the controversy surrounding Hilaria Baldwin, her step mother.